Exam 3 Flashcards

(39 cards)

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well-defined problem

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initial state, goal state and operations are all clearly defined

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heuristics

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strategies; “rule of thumb”

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3
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creativity

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novel and appropriate

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4
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insight

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circumstance where solution is suddenly realized

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5
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availability heuristic

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base judgement on readily available knowledge from memory

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6
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representative heuristic

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if it shares characteristics with members of a category, it too is a member

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7
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anchoring heuristic

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judgement is anchored to the original guess/assumption

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8
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posterior hippocampus

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spatial memory; London cabbies

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9
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false memories

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become more vivid over time

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10
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deep sleep

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brain is active; no consciousness; neurons synchronized

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11
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consciousness

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neurons fire complex rythm

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12
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experts

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through practice, form a special set of neural connections allowing them to operate subconsciously

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13
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rTMS

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magnetic pulses to the brain

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14
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free will

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conscious mind says its free will even when it isn’t

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15
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therapeutic process

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diagnose; etiology (cause); prognosis; treat

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16
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psychodynamic therapy

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insight therapy

17
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counterconditioning

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replace a bad response with a healthy one

18
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rational emotive therapy

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irrational beliefs lead to maladaptive emotional responses

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antipsychotics

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antidepressants

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norepinephrine and serotonin

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anitanxiety

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client-centered therapy

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self-actualization

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gestalt therapy

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unite mind and body; make a person feel whole

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primary prevention

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before a problem happens

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secondary prevention
limit duration/severity
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tertiary prevention
limit long-term impact; prevent relapse
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Sir Francis Galton
Darwinism; intelligence is quantifiable, normal distribution, measured by objective tests
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eugenics
Sir Francis Galton
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Alfred Binet
first workable intelligence test
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IQ test
Stanford-Binet
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Wechsler intelligence scales
5 categories, verbal/nonverbal
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Joseph Renzulli
"three-ring" giftedness; ability, creativity and task commitment
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intellectual disability
issues with conceptual, social and practical skills
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Robert Sternberg
3 types of intelligence; analytical, creative and practical
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Howard Gardner
8 intelligences; logical/mathematic, linguistic, musical, naturalist, spatial, bodily kinesthetic, interpersonal and existential
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Spearman
general intelligence (g); correlation between categories of intelligence
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constructivism
active learning; case studies
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7 principles of PBL
prior knowledge, elaboration relevancy, integration of knowledge, self-directed, interest and faculty objectives
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4 conditions for improved performance
task with a well-defined goal, motivation, feedback and opportunity for practice/repetition